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New brand for
Nisa International
Ramsden International is the new brand for
award-winning grocery exporter, Nisa International.
The new identity reflects the company's family
roots, its accomplishments and future development.
The wholesale exporter of British groceries is part
of the Ramsden Group, a Grimsby based family
business that has been trading since 1946. Sean
Ramsden, Managing Director commented: “Our goal is
to build on our success and provide even more choice
to our customers. Ramsden International represents
the next phase for our company.”The new brand was
announced the day HRH The Princess Royal visited the
company's offices to present the business with its
second Queen's Award for Enterprise, International
Trade.
16-03-10 (Source: Ramsden International)
British attitudes to new food technologies
The Food Standards Agency has published new research
looking at people's attitudes to emerging food
technologies, including genetically modified (GM)
food, high pressure treatment, gas filled packaging
and hypothetical foods that have health benefits.
14-03-10 (Source: Food Standards Agency)
Merrydown revamp highlights heritage
Heritage cider brand Merrydown has updated its
packaging to emphasise its 60-year history and
unique eating apple contents.
06-02-10
(Source: The Grocer)
Research on 'country of origin' labelling published
The Food Standards Agency has published new research
about country of origin labelling.The Agency
commissioned a package of research to find out more
about how people understand and use food labels,
including ‘country of origin’ labels. The results
will both improve the information we have on this
subject and also help to inform discussions about a
European proposal on food labelling.
14-01-10
(Source: Food Standards Agency)
Mr Kipling wraps its new flapjack bars for lunchbox
appeal
Premier Foods is striving to make Mr Kipling a more
regular fixture in the UK's lunchboxes with a new
range of flapjack-style wrapped cake bars.
09-01-10
(Source: The Grocer)
Consumers can help secure Britain's food future
Ensuring food security is just as important to
Britain’s future as energy supply, Secretary of
State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Hilary
Benn told delegates at the Oxford Farming Conference
today as he unveiled the Government's food strategy,
Food 2030.
01-01-10
(Source: DEFRA)
Beef and lamb set tough carbon
reduction targets
The British red meat industry is hoping to ward off
criticism of its environmental footprint by setting
itself challenging carbon reduction targets.Levy
companies Eblex and Bpex both staged events this
week outlining how farmers would reduce their
greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade.
05-12-09
(Source: The Grocer)
Tiger Tiger to launch range of coated nuts
World foods brand Tiger Tiger is taking on Nobby's
Nuts and KP with an exotic range of peanuts.
28-11-09
(Source: The Grocer)
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